Some of you have noticed the "Change Detection" panel at the top-right of this page.  A few of you have gone in and signed up to be notified when I post something new. And a couple of you have pointed out that you receive notifications when nothing appears to have changed.  Sorry about that.

If you're not signed up to receive notifications, and have no plan to do so then there's nothing much of interest here for you today. Sorry about that too.

For those of you who *are* interested: The system was reacting to *any* change - so if I went in to correct a hastily misplaced apostrophe, or add a link to my blogroll, ChangeDetection would fire out its messages. It also fires off occasionally for reasons that (currently) elude me - I'm working on it. 

I've modified the code so it should now only react to changes made in the centre column. Stuff in the side panels and the header should be ignored. 

If you're still getting notified when I haven't posted anything new and if it bugs you, there are a couple of things that you can do to help yourself. You'll need to go to www.changedetection.com and log in with the email address and password you used to register.

    Click the link that says "you are monitoring 1 pages for changes"
    Click the check-box beside the "Hong Kong Morris" entry, and then the Edit button.
    Check the box marked "only send alert if sizable change",  and then the Update button

The other thing you can do is to check the page you are monitoring is http://www.morris.hk  only.  Anything with a
/blog or /archive... or other bits at the end of the URL "may give results that are undefined" as they say.  However I don't think you can edit the page address that is monitored.  You have to delete the current one and create a new one. Sorry about that. :)